Edinburgh Murder Mysteries (Books 1–7) by Traude Ailinger book cover

Edinburgh Murder Mysteries (Books 1–7)

By Traude Ailinger
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Seven witty, twist-filled mysteries set in Scotland’s capital — where every cobbled street hides a secret, and every crime has a human cost.Grumpy, bird-watching DI Russell McCord has seen plenty in his years with Police Scotland. Sharp-eyed journalist Amy Thornton has a talent for finding trouble.Together they make an unlikely team — part detective duo, part sparring partners — solving crimes that cut through the city’s high society and its hidden underbelly.From a near-fatal hit-and-run that was no accident, to a deadly shooting-party, a murder on the train into Waverley Station, and a fall from Salisbury Crags, McCord and Amy chase killers across Edinburgh’s closes, galleries and Georgian crescents.And in Parting Words, a young woman’s dying words lead to questions no one wants answered — forcing McCord and Amy to face their most personal case yet.Includes:Book 1: NEAR MISSBook 2: HIGH HANDBook 3: LAST TRAIN FOR MURDERBook 4: SHIFTING ICEBook 5: BRIGHT SPARKSBook 6: FICKLE FORTUNESBook 7: PARTING WORDSA modern take on the traditional British whodunit — light on gore, rich in character, and steeped in Edinburgh atmosphere.PERFECT FOR FANS OF FAITH MARTIN, ANN CLEEVES AND ALINE TEMPLETON.“Enjoyable read with many twists and turns.” — ★★★★★ Col“Start reading only if you have plenty of time. You won't be able to stop until the end.” — ★★★★★ Eva “Really good books! … I would recommend them if you like mystery murder solving reading!” — ★★★★★ Claudia“Well-done mysteries with characters that work well together.” — ★★★★★ Amazon Customer“From the first book to the third I did not want to put them down.” — ★★★★★ Wanda

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